[Stocks/FX] Avoid things that are far away [Thorough explanation by a pro]
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<Table of Contents>
( 1 ) Today's trading diary ( Avoid things that are far away [Thorough explanation by a pro] )
( 2 ) Futures/OP position data archive ( You can predict the Nikkei Stock Average )
( 3 ) Futures position data archive
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[Market Maxim] Avoid things that are far away [Thorough explanation by a pro]
Today, I will explain a market maxim from a perspective not even written on Twitter♪ It's the market maxim "
Avoid things that are far away"♪
Generally, it means "It is dangerous to invest in industries you don't know much about"♪ "Invest in companies that sell products you can understand. (If you're a foodie, a food company; if you like cars, a car company, etc.)" is something many investors say too♪
This market maxim is basically correct, but it has "some shortcomings"♪
If you take only the "surface of the words" and act on them, I think it leads to "abandoning the importance of 'newly researching industries you don't know'".
If you are just going to work or school normally, I think that if you act exactly according to the words above, your investment options will only be 20-30% of the total. If this happens, because your options decrease, "
the probability of finding stocks that will rise in your lifetime will decrease by more than 70-80%"♪
In addition, as I have written in several articles, since crash attacks by institutional investors occur with some frequency on stocks with many individual investors, if it is a "common stock that everyone can think of", then "the risk of a decline increases". (
▶Reference: There is a path behind people, a mountain of flowers )
For example, "Business Brain Showa Ota", which I predicted would rise in advance, "saw its stock price rise by 'plus 23%'"♪ It is a company that conducts "specialized management consulting for corporations," but it is "
too specialized work that everyone doesn't know about" that if you act exactly according to the surface of the words above, it leads to "not being able to notice the value of this stock"♪ And so, you miss out on more than 20% of the profit that you could have taken.
By making it a habit to "learn about industries you don't know" and "look things up if you don't know them," the "number of opportunities will increase dramatically" for you♪
It's not "avoid things that are far away," but rather,
bring things that are far away closer to you
that is the first step to becoming a top-tier investor, in my (the author's) opinion♪
For companies and industries you aren't familiar with in your daily life, I will frequently write articles like, for example, "「Explaining the Trading Company Industry [Buffett is also investing]」," so if it sounds interesting, please follow me on Twitter or note and wait patiently♪
( 2 ) Futures OP Trading Data
You can predict the Nikkei Stock Average based on today's Nikkei Futures OP♪
" Futures OP Trading Data " refers to data that allows you to analyze the movements of institutional investors like JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs♪ (▼Click to enlarge the image♪)
Please try to read it while looking at my example of how to read it below in ① to ③♪
① What are the benefits of being able to read Futures OP? ▶ You will be able to predict the Nikkei Stock Average with high probability without being swayed by stock news, magazines, or television. (*For details, see "This Diary")
② My analysis example ▶ "Analysis of January 29" & "Analysis of February 1" (An example where I "predicted the crash avoidance" successfully on the day stock news was making a fuss about the Nikkei crash)
③ Basic way to read Futures OP & the way only pros do it
( 3 ) Futures Trading Data
You can check the "number of positions institutional investors are carrying over to the next day"♪
( This is not Futures OP, but pure futures♪ )
"BUY means buy positions, SELL means sell, and NET means that if the number is positive, there are more buy positions, and if it is negative, there are more sell positions"
(Click to enlarge the image♪)
How to use this table is similar to "How to read margin trading balances [From beginner to pro]"♪
For example, while institutional investors' net buying is increasing, it is "current upward pressure", and if it increases too much, it becomes "future selling pressure"♪
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